Reviews

Greedy triple-disc excavation of The King's finest hour

Fifth phase of two-disc reissue series

Unsung '60s soul queen of New Orleans

Diabolical gospel outing for soul legend

The Smiths songs covered by indie/emo hopefuls

Swan song from prolific Dayton, Ohio combo, while frontman flies solo

NYC rockers named after Can vocalists

Twin tigers star in coming-of-age parable

Amiable comedy westerns starring James Garner, from 1969 and 1971. In the first he brings order to a lawless gold-rush town; in the second he's a conman passing off his sidekick (Jack Elam) as a deadly gunslinger. Both are droll delights, with amazing supporting casts that include Bruce Dern and Walter Brennan

Johnny Cash is the criminal holding a banker's wife to ransom in this extraordinarily low-budget 1961 B-flick. Originally christened Door-To-Door Maniac, Cash is only too convincing as its eponymous gun-waving psycho, a-leerin' and a-sneerin' and even a-singin' the title tune. Look out, too, for an absurdly young Ron Happy Days Howard as the irksome brat who saves the day.